All you do you are spreading
What?? Your are still barking back like a Nazi bytch dog??? You prove you need further education.
I already mentioned that the massacre of Jews by nationalist Poles in Jedwabne wasn`t a single act of violence in Eastern Poland.
Let`s see what happened in Goniądz.
The Nazis entered Goniądz on June 27, 1941. The provisional management of the city was left in the hands of the Polish city council formed a few days earlier. The Poles decided almost immediately to count the Jewish population. On July 4, after the arrival of several German officers, everyone was gathered in the market square. The city council identified 30 Jews accused of collaborating with the Red Army.
After being brutally beaten, they were sent to a makeshift prison in the basement of a local shop. The rest of the Jewish men were divided into "workers' brigades" and locked in a barn. They were to be a workforce for the local peasants. The "Bolsheviks", on the other hand, were murdered in a nearby Jewish cemetery.
According to the testimonies of witnesses, they were killed with metal rods and thrown half-alive into a previously dug hole. The next two weeks were spent on countless killings, looting and rapes. The Poles who committed those crimes acted without the supervision of German troops.
The actual pogrom took place immediately after the Nazis' decision to create a ghetto. On the night of July 21-22, 1941, the Polish civic guard murdered over 20 Jews, many more were tortured. Young Jewish women were raped. Several people were buried alive with the massacred bodies of the victims in the cemetery for choleric people, the so-called "choleric hill".
The cruelty of Poles is best evidenced by the fact that the local Judenrat turned to the Germans stationed in the nearby Osowiec for help and protection against the inhabitants of the city. The commander of the fort, Osowiec , sentenced to death 17 out of 70 accused Poles . Not for murdering Jews, but for stealing their property , which formally belonged to the Third Reich. The number of victims from Goniądz is estimated today at 217 people.